Welcome back to Creatively Opposed, a podcast where we hear real-life stories from first-generation creatives about their journeys. 

I’m your host, Teneka King and today I am joined by Dondre Green, a Bronx-based image maker, director, as well as, the CEO of Bronx Narratives and co-founder Salem production company.

Dondre opens up about his early influences, the challenges of pursuing a creative career as a first-generation Jamaican-American, and the importance of trusting the vision—even when the path isn’t clear. Throughout the conversation, we explore the power of representation, the struggles of navigating the creative industry without a blueprint, and the balance between purpose and artistic exploration. 

Ways you can connect with Dondre: 

Follow him on Instagram here and check out his work here. 

Follow Salem on Instagram here and check out their work here.

Follow Bronx Narratives on Instagram here and check out their publication here. 

Ways you can connect with me:

Follow me on Instagram here and subscribe to my newsletter here. 

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